29 Jul 1915
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Newspaper
Inter Mountain Globe
Location
Hulett, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jul 29, 1915
Page
1
With 42 years in leather and rubber goods, Keker the Jhoe Man invites customers to bring any shoe need from infant to men's sizes. He offers in store and mail order access to top manufacturers, including Justin Cowboy Boots, promising $1 cheaper than ready made and fit guarantees.
The program at I Pates lawn party features readers musicians and recitations. Mrs Garman Miss Watson and the Brown family perform in readings and solos with Judge Tate and Charlie Chittim hosting. Admission is free and all are welcome on Saturday evening July 31.
Last evening at the Covert home forty two ladies hosted Mrs I H Gunderson of Hulett Wyoming. The event featured Mrs M K Peters singing and reciting and Mrs Gunderson playing instrumental selections. Mrs Gail Hamilton performed vocally and instrumentally while stories were shared by several guests. Mrs Gunderson planned a brief visit to Sturgis before returning to Wyoming.
The Cheyenne Leader lauds John E. Osborne as a temperate, influential Wyoming figure unaligned with major corporations. It attacks party-driven Washington power, arguing the nation seeks real statesmanship and public voice rather than partisan influence. The piece urges change through elected representatives.
L. KR Frisbee notifies readers to stop the Globe as they plan a overland trip to Wyoming. Mrs Simpson visited Alva for business. KE W Powell left for Ridge with a hay outfit to stock his ranch and prepare a future home in the northern state. The Butte County Fair is planned for September.
A fragile tone follows death and broken promises as political talk in this era sputters. Peer Christensen of the Snake River Sentinel comments on Peter Radford's missteps while Brere and the Globe editor weigh corral versus hills. Champ Clark forecasts prosperity around September first, but past strikes loom. Citizens keep ears to the ground amid a straw vote frenzy.
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